We came to Thailand on our honeymoon and now we’re back, with kids. We’re on our way to Chiang Mai for 6 months, but decided to stop in Bangkok for a night to recover before flying again. If it was just adults we would have done it in one go, but with the kids we wanted a bit of breathing room. I did start to regret this when I remembered that we have kids but no car seats so couldn’t…
So we decided to get multi entry visas for our upcoming trip, as they would give us 6 months of entry to Thailand. For details about the difference Thai tourist visas and Thai visa exemptions available click here. It was pretty nervewracking applying for these visas! If you want to do a trip longer than 60 days they don’t make it easy. You either have to come in on a 60 day single entry visa, leave the country and come…
Flights are booked, jobs have been left and our Flat’s well on its way to being cleared out. It’s time to get the visas. For Thai tourism there are basically three ways to enter the country: Types of visa for Thai tourism Visa exemption (trips to Thailand under 30 days long) For trips of fewer than 30 days, you can get a visa exemption. You can find the full list of countries for which this is possible here (UK, Canadian…